All-Electric Transportation


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All-electric commercial boats, ships, railway engines, and aircraft. The hyper-convergence of energy generation, battery storage, electric vehicle systems development, and electric charging infrastructure has first focused commercially on cars, and now trucks. These advancements may, sooner than we have expected, transition into other highly polluting vehicle markets. As the economies of the all-electric automobile industry are understood and realized, the specific systems and technologies will migrate quickly into these other markets. Air and noise pollution will be dramatically reduced, and everyone on board will enjoy a much smoother ride. And pilots and other EV operators will love the hyper-responsiveness of their electric motors.


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One response to “All-Electric Transportation”

  1. Greg Hauth says:

    All-electric has many advantages, to be sure. But the reference to “hyper-convergence of energy generation…” means that we need to address an outdated electric power grid. And we need to obtain electricity production seamlessly from multiple sources such as natural gas, wind, solar, hydro and yes, nuclear power. Supply (and supply chain delivery systems via an updated power grid) better keep up with demand or this is all just a dream.